Sentence examples for had evolved far from inspiring English sources
By the 1990s, public art had evolved far beyond the lonely monument on an open plaza.
And he seemed to have no musical barriers whatsoever". Jazz pianist Omar Sosa, who is also based in Barcelona and toured frequently with Diaz in his group, said the conga player had evolved far beyond his traditional instrument.
When attempting to articulate the extent of this loss to government and funding body representatives, it became rapidly apparent that the consequences were not neatly circumscribed within a definable radius of the initial funding received; rather, certain features of the centre had evolved far beyond the core dollars.
And his own views have evolved far beyond what he and others originally conceived as neoconservatism.
Spinal instrumentation systems have evolved far beyond the original Harrington design, with increasing complexity and capabilities.
Martha Graham's stark, serious modernism may have evolved far beyond Duncan's rhapsodies.
But these days, primaries have evolved far from their old status as internal party matters.
As the population has aged, however, demand for home care has grown and the work has evolved far beyond companionship.
Though in the past ultimate has been regarded as a 'hippy' alternative sport, the modern ultimate scene has evolved far beyond its roots.
Mr. Fearing told me in a telephone conversation that the restaurant's mixes are purchased from the Muzak corporation, which has evolved far, far beyond elevator music.
